(1) the arising and permitting of capitalism
(2) state enterprises on new principles
(3) the entire transition at a different tempo, through different paths, by "a new detour."

2. 2. Private-economic, capitalistic enterprises. Protection of the interests of the working class.

5. 3. Protection chiefly not by strike (not at all renouncing the latter in general), but by appeal to the organs of the workers' state.

3. 4. "Non-loss-making" and "profitability" of state enterprises.
The same: protection of the interests of the working class.

4. 5. The fundamental distinction of class struggle (which exists and will exist so long as classes exist) in a state with political power in the hands of the bourgeoisie and in

* See the present volume, pp. 341-353. Ed.

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